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Its a card advantage engine and a powerful finisher

In addition to its rarity, Arthur is quite strong, with an ability that is likely to be leveraged by many serious Lorcana players

The Construct token is a nasty threat, Urza generates a bunch of mana and can be an infinite mana outlet or just a mana sink to keep the gas flowing, and we cant ignore the synergy with Winter Orb

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These two together allow you to play additional lands, slow down your opponents, and draw cards

Nissa can make turn four or five Eldrazi happen, and not just the turdy cheap ones, things like Ulamog and Kozilek